Dia 19 - Spanish Saturdays pt. 1

(o "sabados de español")

No voy a italizar mis palabras esta vez, porque todos seran en español. Lo siento si mis palabras no son totalmente correcto tambien. Cuando he terminado, voy a poner todo este en Google Translate y vamos a ver como suena.

Decidimos como equipo que los sabados, no vamos a hablar en ingles en nuestra casita. Imagino que este va a ayudarnos mucho en practicar nuestro español.

Hoy, nos levantamos y Matthew, Sheryl, y yo fuimos al campus. Tomamos el bus desde el campus hasta el campo. Fuimos a "Monte de la Cruz" para hacer una caminata con los universitarios (los mismos que vieron el partido de fútbol con nosotros).

Vimos muchos insectos raros y la naturaleza alla era hermosa. Lagos trajo cafe y Josue trajo Pepsi y todos eran muy felices. Por la mayoria del tiempo, sentabamos y hablabamos. Era perfecto.

Despues, regresamos a Heredia por el bus, y compramos pizza. Pero el wifi del PizzaHut no funciono, asi que andabamos hasta nuestra casa.

Comimos pizza y planeamos un poco de la semana que viene.

Yo hablaba con Alexis (como te extraño mi amor) y ahora estoy...typeando?

Siento un poco estresado, porque tengo que hacer algunas cosas para mi trabajo, pero no se si tendre el tiempo aqui. Tambien quiero leer unos libros que traje conmigo. Tambien quiero correr. Nunca hay y nunca habran suficientes horas durante la vida para hacer todas las cosas que queremos. Y esto, yo creo, es un regalo de Dios. Es un regalo ser limitado, porque este requiere que dependemos en Dios.

Estoy poniendo este parte aqui despues de traducir con google. Imagino que casi nadie va a leer este.

Entonces, gracias por leer. Quizas debo escribir mas en español, porque estoy mas conciso.

I am not going to italicize my words this time, because they will all be in Spanish. I'm sorry if my words are not totally correct too. When I'm done, I'm going to put this all into Google Translate and we'll see how it sounds.

We decided as a team that on Saturdays, we are not going to speak English in our little house. I imagine this is going to help us a lot in practicing our Spanish.

Today, we got up and Matthew, Sheryl, and I went to campus. We took the bus from campus to the field. We went to "Monte de la Cruz" to take a walk with the university students (the same ones who watched the soccer game with us).

We saw many rare insects and the nature there was beautiful. Lagos brought coffee and Josue brought Pepsi and everyone was very happy. For the most part, we just sat and talked. It was perfect.

Afterwards, we return to Heredia by bus, and we buy pizza. But the wifi at PizzaHut didn't work, so we walked to our house.

We had pizza and planned some next week.

I spoke with Alexis (how I miss you my love) and now I'm...writing?

I feel a little stressed, because I have to do some things for my job, but I don't know if I'll have the time here. I also want to read some books that I brought with me. I also want to run. There are never and never will be enough hours in life to do all the things we want to do. And this, I believe, is a gift from God. It is a limited gift being, because it requires us to depend on God.

So thanks for reading. Perhaps I should write more in Spanish, because I am more concise.

PRAYERS PLEASE
-for God to move in power this coming week
-for His guidance as we plan tomorrow
-for his wisdom in team dynamics and time management
-for good connection with the church members here
-for good connection with the students here
-for us to take full advantage of gospel-sharing opportunities
-for God's help in all things, really